Which consequence results when workpiece temperature is too low during isothermal forging of titanium?

💡 Explanation

Insufficient workpiece temperature during isothermal forging hinders the diffusion-controlled creep, because thermally activated recrystallization kinetics become rate-limiting, halting further deformation rather than allowing creep. Therefore, the material's ductility decreases. Oxidation is avoided through shielding, not temperature.

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